Brown algae is back, coral not as happy today

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heaters can be very inaccurate. i always confirm the tank temp with a cheap glass thermometer then make the adjustment on the heater.
 
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I’ve read the instructions on the heaters for years. Still don’t quite get it. But in short , it’s slowly turn it up till you hit the temp you like.
The inexpensive heat controllers drop a separate probe in , and you turn the heater up almost to max.

Hope fully something you have starts eating your pretty algae. Might have to experiment. Tuxedo urchin would be my gut reccomendation.
I just grabbed an assortment of snails from around my tank and dropped them all on the purple rock. Will see if any of them stick around and go buy more :)

Also picked up an urchin at my LFS today. Appears to be busy at work on the purple stuff!
 

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